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In vitro PLGA 85:15 and 75:25 scaffolds were able to support keratinocyte, fibroblast and endothelial cell growth and extracellular matrix production, with evidence of new collagen production after 7 days.

In other chondrogenic systems we have noted reduced matrix production with cell aggregates in 1% oxygen (A.B. Adesida and T.E. Hardingham, unpublished data).

Mandal et al. demonstrated that layered scaffolds of varying pore size and morphology were able to support chondrocyte and fibroblast proliferation and matrix production, with smaller pores in the range of 60 80 μm producing more sGAG on a per cell basis after 4 weeks in culture [38].

The aggregation of cells in TMC20 hydrogels resulted in enhanced cartilage matrix production compared with their PEG20 counterparts over 3 weeks of culture.

In essence, the cholestatic liver changes include fibroblastic cells and extracellular matrix production, inflammation with an immune response, represented by lymphocytes, macrophages and dendritic cells and finally, angiogenesis, shown by newly formed blood vessels [ 154].

Cells used in the study of monolayer vs 3D ECM matrix production assessed with immunohistochemistry were derived from the lumbar annuli of a 67 year old female donor and from four patients (two 35 year old males, a 53 year old male, and a 76 year old female).

Visual comparison of calcified matrix production (stained red with alizarin red) in Figure 5 supports a relationship between scaffold DECM tissue type and osteogenesis.

In a study when AGE-modified albumin was administered to nondiabetic rats for 4 weeks, it caused glomerular hypertrophy and increased extracellular matrix production in association with activation of the genes for collagen, laminin, and TGFb [ 46].

Even though CsgD controls only extracellular matrix production, metabolite signatures associated with cellular adaptations associated with stress tolerances were present in the wild type but not the mutant cells.

Lung fibroblasts and myofibroblasts are the major effector cells responsible for the excessive extracellular matrix production and scarring associated with IPF.

Some ligaments, such as the medial collateral ligament (MCL), heal spontaneously with a process that has three overlapping stages comprising bleeding and inflammation, cell proliferation with matrix production, and matrix remodeling.